Sedum?

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Sedum?

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Here's another pretty common plant, I think. I don't remember where I got it. It may have come along as a hitchhiker on some succulents I bought maybe 10 years ago. It is outdoor winter hardy in my cold/wet winter areas. I've been growing it in shallow pots. I have been looking at photo's online and have not found this plant yet. I searched my Rock Gardening books I have on my shelf. I'm looking for the species too. It turns red in the cold. If I fertilize it it will turn green during the summer. I don't really remember if it unfolds. Right now, it looks like its 6-7 rows of leaves. Some straight, some spiraled.

Any ideas?

Each head is about 3/16" diameter and 1/2" long.
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Jerry Smith
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Re: Sedum?

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Looks like Sedum sexangulare
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That's it. Thanks very much. I have to learn how to search for images.
Jerry Smith
Bloomingdale, NJ
45 inches (114 cm) rain equivalent per year, approx. evenly spread per month
2012 USDA Hardiness Zone 6b: -5F to OF (-20C to -18C) min.
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